89.000 €
(VAT included )
- Verified second-hand boat
- Near Gorinchem (Netherlands) Motor yachts in Netherlands
- Year : 2001
- Length: 10,6m.
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22.500 €
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- Verified second-hand boat
- Near Rotterdam (Netherlands) Motor yachts in Netherlands
- Year : 1976
- Length: 9,2m.
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Motoryacht Valk cruiser Voyager 14.20 AK
129.500 €
(VAT included )
- Verified second-hand boat
- Near Leiden (Netherlands) Motor yachts in Netherlands
- Year : 1998
- Length: 14,2m.
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49.500 €
(VAT included )
- Verified second-hand boat
- Near Almere (Netherlands) Motor yachts in Netherlands
- Year : 1949
- Length: 17,7m.
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Motoryacht Koopmans cutter 13.85 GSAK
92.500 €
(VAT included )
- Verified second-hand boat
- Near Aalsmeer (Netherlands) Motor yachts in Netherlands
- Year : 1964
- Length: 13,85m.
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Motoryacht Waarschip MY 10.0 OC
99.500 €
(VAT included )
- Verified second-hand boat
- Near Leiden (Netherlands) Motor yachts in Netherlands
- Year : 2012
- Length: 10m.
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Cruiser Sunseeker Manhattan 60
550.000 €
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- Verified second-hand boat
- Roterdam (Netherlands) Cruisers in Netherlands
- Year : 2007
- Length: 19,6m.
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175.000 €
(VAT included )
- Verified second-hand boat
- Loosdrecht (Netherlands) Motor yachts in Netherlands
- Year : 2015
- Length: 14,95m.
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Speedboat Mulder Super Favorite 38
194.000 €
(VAT included )
- Verified second-hand boat
- Loosdrecht (Netherlands) Speedboats in Netherlands
- Year : 1998
- Length: 11,5m.
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450.000 €
(VAT included )
- Verified second-hand boat
- Capella a/d Ijssel (Netherlands) Motor yachts in Netherlands
- Year : 1990
- Length: 19m.
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375.000 €
(VAT included )
- Verified second-hand boat
- Loosdrecht (Netherlands) Motor yachts in Netherlands
- Year : 2010
- Length: 19m.
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Motoryacht Bekebrede Explorer 1800
399.000 €
(VAT included )
- Verified second-hand boat
- Loosdrecht (Netherlands) Motor yachts in Netherlands
- Year : 2000
- Length: 18,45m.
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Speedboat Delphia Escape 1080 S
194.000 €
- Verified second-hand boat
- Makkum (Netherlands) Speedboats in Netherlands
- Year : 2018
- Length: 10,8m.
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248.500 €
(VAT included )
- Verified second-hand boat
- Friesland (Netherlands) Motor yachts in Friesland
- Year : 2002
- Length: 14m.
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More than 90% of the fleet of recreational boats in Spain are made up of motor boats. If your priorities are speed and convenience, a motor boat is definitely the best choice. Before buying a motor boat, it is important to decide how you are going to use it. Knowing the main characteristics of a motor boat and its configuration is essential to be able to choose the one that best suits your needs.
Motor boats usually have two types of hulls: displacement or planing.
The displacement hull is associated with slower boats which are longer in length and which need great stability for long-distance sails.
The planing hull combines a lighter weight, relatively more power and lift to slide over the surface of the water, which gives the boat more speed and agility but less resistance.
In the recreational boat category, the most common motors are usually inboard or outboard.
Inboard engines are located at the stern, and can work in various ways: through the transom by the means of a Z-shaped tail; through a fixed axis which passes through the bottom of the hull; or directly connected to pod drives which include the transmission, tail and accessories located beneath the hull.
Outboard engines are installed on top part of the transom and have a propeller and a steering system. There are two types of outboard engines: the two-stroke, lighter and easier to install, but also causes more pollution; and thr four-stroke, quieter and more environmentally friendly, but also heavier and expensive.
Today there are also several electric propulsion and hybrid solutions which are more environmentally friendly and which are becoming increasingly efficient.
Motor boats usually have two types of hulls: displacement or planing.
The displacement hull is associated with slower boats which are longer in length and which need great stability for long-distance sails.
The planing hull combines a lighter weight, relatively more power and lift to slide over the surface of the water, which gives the boat more speed and agility but less resistance.
In the recreational boat category, the most common motors are usually inboard or outboard.
Inboard engines are located at the stern, and can work in various ways: through the transom by the means of a Z-shaped tail; through a fixed axis which passes through the bottom of the hull; or directly connected to pod drives which include the transmission, tail and accessories located beneath the hull.
Outboard engines are installed on top part of the transom and have a propeller and a steering system. There are two types of outboard engines: the two-stroke, lighter and easier to install, but also causes more pollution; and thr four-stroke, quieter and more environmentally friendly, but also heavier and expensive.
Today there are also several electric propulsion and hybrid solutions which are more environmentally friendly and which are becoming increasingly efficient.